Ametek Sorensen XEL Serie Mode D'emploi page 38

V<n>O?
I<n>O?
IRANGE<n> <nrf>
IRANGE<n>?
DELTAV<n> <nrf>
DELTAI<n> <nrf>
DELTAV<n>?
DELTAI<n>?
INCV<n>
INCV<n>V
DECV<n>
DECV<n>V
INCI<n>
DECI<n>
OP<n> <nrf>
OPALL <nrf>
OP<n>?
TRIPRST
LOCAL
IFLOCK
IFLOCK?
IFUNLOCK
34
Returns the output readback voltage for output <n>
The response is <nr2>V<rmt> where <nr2> is in Volts
Returns the output readback current for output <n>
The response is <nr2>A<rmt> where <nr2> is in Amps
Sets the current range of output <n> to <nrf>, where <nrf> is 1 for Low range, 2
for High range. Output must be switched off before changing range.
Report the current range for output <n>. The response is <nr1><rmt>, where
<nr1> is 1 for Low range, 2 for High range.
Set the output <n> voltage step size to <nrf> Volts
Set the output <n> current step size to <nrf> Amps
Returns the output <n> voltage step size
The response is DELTAV<n> <nr2><rmt> where <nr2> is in Volts.
Returns the output <n> current step size
The response is DELTAI<n> <nr2><rmt> where <nr2> is in Amps.
Increment the output <n> voltage by the step size set for output <n>
Increment the output <n> voltage by the step size set for output <n> and verify.
Decrement the output <n> voltage by the step size set for output <n>
Decrement the output <n> voltage by the step size set for output <n> and verify
Increment the output <n> current limit by the step size set for output <n>
decrement the output <n> current limit by the step size set for output <n>
set output <n> on/off where <nrf> has the following meaning: 0=OFF, 1=ON
Simultaneously sets all outputs on/off where <nrf> has the following meaning:
0=ALL OFF, 1=ALL ON. Action on this instrument is the same as OP<n> <nrf>.
If OPALL sets all outputs ON then any that were already on will remain ON
If OPALL sets all outputs OFF then any that were already off will remain OFF
Returns output <n> on/off status.
The response is <nr1><rmt> where 1 = ON, 0 = OFF.
Attempt to clear all trip conditions.
Go to local. This does not release any active interface lock so that the lock
remains with the selected interface when the next remote command is received.
Request interface lock. This command requests exclusive access control of the
instrument. The response is 1 if successful or –1 if the lock is unavailable either
because it is already in use or the user has disabled this interface from taking
control using the web interface
Query the status of the interface lock. The return value is 1 if the lock is owned
by the requesting interfaced instance; 0 if there is no active lock or –1 if the lock
is unavailable either because it is already in use, or the user has disabled this
interface from taking control using the web interface.
Release the lock if possible. This command returns the value 0 if successful.
If this command is unsuccessful –1 is returned, 200 is placed in the Execution
Register and bit 4 of the Event Status Register is set indicating that there is no
authority to release the lock.